This is an article written for Shuttterbug magazine a couple years ago and after being called for another interview I revisited what was written and think the tips apply today.
Take a moment and read it and give me your feedback in the comments below.
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Take a moment and read it and give me your feedback in the comments below.
Click on picture to go to the article where you can read it online or print out the PDF on your printer.
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